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That Night (2020)
A 20-year-old girl lives alone in a huge isolated log house in the woods. During a cold winter night, she notices a stranger man prowling in her garden. She realizes that he wants to invade her house. The fear for her survival escalates. Her life is now under threat. The fear and adrenaline drive her to the edge and turn her into her own worst fears.
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A 20-year-old girl lives alone in a huge isolated log house in the woods. During a cold winter night, she notices a stranger man prowling in her garden. She realizes that he wants to invade her house. The fear for her survival escalates. Her life is now under threat. The fear and adrenaline drive her to the edge and turn her into her own worst fears.
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